St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-17
The WHEELS 60 ROUND.
After Having Been Quiet for Forty Days,
the Social World is Again on
the Go,
With Prediction That There is Coming a
Time of More Than Usual
Gayety.
Che Weddings of a Week--A Great
Turnout nj the Conductors
Ball.
Utmost Countless Minor Events
Points of Personal Interest,"
Suburban Society.

A gentleman, vino, although he occupies
humble position socially considered,
;nowS the run of society life better than
.he belle of the city, says the social world
IL this city Will continue to be inactive un-
III May. Then will occur series of bril-
liant occasions to last for a very short pc
Rod. for the heat of approaching summer
will drive the ladies and gentlemen of fash
ion TO the lakes.
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More events have been noted during the
past week than for the six preceding weeks.
About each night the halls down town have
been filled With dancers. and the keepers Of
cafes, that do late evening business have
been coming money. Private entertain
ments, too have been coming pretty nu-
merouSly. and except that the week has
been rainy one it has been gay one on
all sides among society gOers.
-
But it has been pretty hard on large
proportion of the male residents of the COM
munity. House cleaning.
pOST-LENTEN NUPTEALS.
His numerous friends rejoiced to hear
John j. Rhodes. of Hastings had taken
unto himself bride from among the
daughters of St. Paul. The bride was Mrs.
"a.
at the West hotel, Minneapolis. last We'd
pesday afternoon, in the parlor of the brides
sister. Mrs. J. IL. Hiland. J. II. Hiland
was the host of the event and he did the
honors smilingly. Bishop Gilbert performed
the ceremony. The bride was attred in a
very tasty robe of cream more, full court
train and Fedora lau pettcoat; and the
bridal couple were united amid numerous
blooming plants and flowers. Following
the ceremony there was a grand wedding
feast in the club room. The table was set
I shape, and large mirrors gave it the
charming Elusive effect Of some Eden-like
axe rejecting hundreds OF pretty flowers.
and the soft glow Of fairy lamps. and in
which pink and yellow rosebuds seemed to
float. Everywhere the room was charm
ingiy decorated with numerous varieties of
flowers, and the little menu cards were also
models of taste, each being d-painted by
Mrs. Hiand, in different floral designs.
The groom presented to the bride fine
span of horses and a carriage. After an
Eastern tour, Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes will
make their home in Hastings. The guests
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Vose and MIR. and
Mrs. J. o. Worton, Of Hastings; Judge Car
ley, of DEBORAH. Ia; Bishop and Mrs. Gilbert.
DIR. and Mrs. J. B. Hoxsie, MIR. and Mrs. j.
Jaggar, Mrs. Sarah Jaggar, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Jorden, Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Thomp-
son and Miss Ford, of st. Paul, and Mr.. and
Mrs r. 3. LangdOn, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Henry, OF this city, and Harry Hiland, of
Shattuck, Faribault
AFTER TEN HAPPY YEARS.
Rev. and Mrs c. c. Herriott celebrated
the tenth anniversary of their wedding at
their residence, 292 Winfred street. West
St. Paul, Tuesday night. 1t was very
unique ceremony, j. IN. Hawthorne. who
was dressed like good natured Irish squire,
performing the duty Of cinching the matri-
mUnial bond. Over 100 friends were pres
ent. and the par!ors were wonderfully dec
GRATED with japanese work. Mr.. Herriott
received a large tin hat among other pres
entS. Music. vocal and instrumental. was
presented by the Misses Wharvy and Mrs.
Hosmer. Mr.. Herriott has done much to
give the Westminster Presbyterian church
the conspicuous place 1t has among st. Paul
churches and his numerous friends took
advantage of this occasion to congratulate
him for his successful ministry.
OTHER KNOTS TtED.
Miss Dorothy Louisa Coett, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Collett, of Merriam Park,
married al st. Mary's church to James
W. Mckelyey, of Atchiscn, Kan, last Wednes-
day evening. The young couple were es-
corted TO the Windsor hotel, where they re-
ceived numerous congratulations. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mckelyey will make Atchison their
home
The marriage of Miss Clara Fox. Of Winona,
and g. K. Kimball. OF this city, is announced
10 be one of the events of the near future.
Miss Jennie E. Wright and William j. Goty
were married at Prescott, Wis, last Sunday
by Rev. ". w. Hurd.